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Courtney

OMRF scientist named president of international research organization

August 18, 2021

OMRF scientist Courtney Griffin, Ph.D., will head the premier research organization in her field.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Courtney, Griffin, heart, lungs, NAVBO, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, OMRF, scientist-news, vascular biology, vision loss

Military students conclude summer of research at OMRF

July 6, 2021

Three students from United States service academies have completed biomedical research summer internships at OMRF.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: air force, army, christopher, Courtney, Griffin, John Saxon, Lorin, military, Navy, news, newsok, OKC, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, Olson, OMRF, program, research, sansam, Saxon, scholarship, science, scientist-news, service academy, usa

2020 Annual Report: New Hope for Treating Vision Loss

The calls and emails came almost immediately. Within days of publishing a study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences about a novel compound that could reverse vision loss in premature infants and adults with diabetes, Dr. Courtney Griffin’s inbox and voicemail began to fill. The messages came from Michigan, Washington and Texas, […]

Covid-19 employee testing keeps OMRF running strong

January 19, 2021

Each week, 300-plus OMRF employees are tested for Covid-19 using a process developed by foundation scientists.

Filed Under: COVID-19 News, News Tagged With: coronavirus, Courtney, Courtney Stevens Greenwood, covid, covid-19, guthridge, hr, Human Resources, Joel, news, newsok, OKC, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, oklahoman, OMRF, Pandemic, Prescott, saliva, scientist-news, stephen, steve, stevens, testing, virus

OMRF testing new drug that could reverse some types of vision loss

October 7, 2020

Vision loss plagues millions of Americans each year. Right here in the Sooner State, a team of researchers is working to fight it.

Filed Under: Videos Tagged With: blood vessels, chris schafer, Courtney, emily akins, Griffin, kfor, lab, OMRF, scientist-news, vision loss

OMRF discovery holds potential for reversing vision loss

October 6, 2020

OMRF scientists have identified a compound that could give birth to therapies for a host of eye diseases.

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